Insert Exit after FileCopy line if you do not want to get the error message when there is no error. By the way, you need to change "C:\Temp\test..." to "C:\\Temp\\test..." : Cut&Pasted below is a script that will demonstrate my problem. : I'm doing a simple file copy. The source file (testOld.txt in this
: case), is set up to be a full read/write protected file. This
: simulates my situation and raises the Access Denied runtime error. : The script redirects to the RUN_TIME_ERROR label. It fails without the
: dummy number declaration, but continues (as wanted) with the dummy
: declaration NOT commented out. I've tried other statements instead
: of a Dim statement, some continue to the MessageBox, some error out
: to the 24x7 dialog message. : Why? : //== START SCRIPT ===============================================
: Dim strSourceFile, string "C:\Temp\testOld.txt"
: Dim strTargetFile, string "C:\Temp\testNew.txt"
: Dim strMessage, string : OnErrorGoto RUN_TIME_ERROR
: FileCopy strSourceFile, strTargetFile : RUN_TIME_ERROR: // Dim i, number
: ConcatEx "Got an error!", strMessage
: MessageBox strMessage : Exit
: //== END SCRIPT ==================================================
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